Sentence examples for description of difference from inspiring English sources

Intraindividual comparisons were based on the description of difference distributions for continuous endpoints and on total frequencies in contingency tables for categorical endpoints.

Subsequently a list of detected structural variants was manually curated (consensus between the alignment of Illumina and PacBio reads to the reference strain and the variants identified by MUMmer and progressiveMAUVE) as concordant description of differences in complex genomic regions could not be achieved by different methods.

Additionally, the biochemical assay cannot measure heterogeneity in individual cells, in contrast the flow cytometric one enables the enumeration of the receptor on a per cell basis, allowing exact description of differences in receptor levels amongst intact cells.

We provide here the first description of differences in lymphocyte subsets in blood and CSF between HAT patients and controls from the same ethnic group and geographic area.

First, the common correlations will be described, followed by a description of differences between groups.

See Additional file 2 for a description of differences in patient characteristics between patients participating versus those who did not.

32 Detailed description of differences in presentation between pediatric and adult Cushing's syndrome is beyond the scope of this review.

The popular description of differences in breast cancer survival between regions or socioeconomic groups as a lottery [ 56] is a case in point.

Further description of differences between the survey groups, including stratified results, is included in the Supplementary Material [see Section 6, Tables 2 and 4 6, Figure 3 doi:10.1289/ehp.1002609)].

The attributes and levels included in our discrete choice experiment therefore provide only a partial description of each program but are intended to provide a complete description of differences between alternative programs.

Quantitative description of differences between population groups implies that the economic and political structures of a society create social divisions, classes, hierarchies, antagonisms and conflicts that produce and reproduce health inequalities.